Dover Grange Holds Session In Chauncey Hall
Dover Grange No. 2646 met Tuesday night at Chauncey K of P Building. Paul Fiske led the meeting while Mrs. A B Prior conducted the lecture hour with contests and games. Supt A B Prior spoke on a recent National Education Association trip. Trimble Grange invited to its 1830 silver anniversary on April 17.
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Chauncey
Dover Grange No
Grange Hall
Chauncey K. of P
Paul Fiske
Dover Grange
A. B. Prior
Dan
Homer Johnson
Andrew
Albert
Sell Jackson
Kate Johnson
Francis Hanning
National Education Association
New Orleans
Trimble Grange
Carl Shafer
Dan Johnson
Light travels about 183000 miles per second
The text states that the velocity of light is approximately 183000 miles a second.
Chauncey Family Hosts Roberta Summers Fifteenth Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Simmers hosted a party at their Mound Street home honoring their daughter Roberta on her fifteenth birthday. Guests included Elizabeth Spears, Lois Ann Shafer, Betty Jane Dickerson, Ethel Henry, Elizabeth Mitchell, Mary Helen Harvey, Elizabeth Rupe, Elsie Worden, Dorothy Wilson, Roberta Simmers, and the Simmers boys. Prizes in games went to Ethel Henry and Mary Helen Harvey. Refreshments were served and Roberta received many gifts.
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Chauncey
Clarence Simmers
Mound St
Roberta
Ethel Henry
Mary Helen Harvey
Simmers
Elizabeth Spears
Lois Ann Shafer
Betty Jane Dickerson
Elizabeth Mitchell
Elizabeth Rupe
Elsie Worden
Dorothy Wilson
Roberta Simmers
William
Kenneth
John Simmers
Mark Rothery Burial At Hollister Wednesday
Rev Gilbert Courtney and Church of Christ singers officiated at the funeral for Mark Rothery Sr 86 held at the U B Church Hollister Wednesday at 1 pm with burial in Hollister Cemetery. A England native he spent 60 years in Hollister area and was a Sons of St George member. Survivors include three sons Mark Jr John and Isaac of Hollister and seven grandchildren.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Mark Rothery
U. B
Hollister
Rothery
England
Sons
St. George Lodge
Mark, Jr
John
Isaac
Public Auction of Waterloo Township Real Estate in Athens County
Probate Court of Athens County orders sale of three tracts totaling 220 acres in Township Waterloo. Tracts include described sections in Section 17 and 11 with coal and mining rights excepted. Appraised at 500 dollars. sale not below two thirds of appraisal. Buyer takes subject to Federal Land Bank mortgage. Cash only April 15, 1937 at 1 PM.
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Athens County
Ohio
Athens
Waterloo
County of
State of
Ohio Company
Douglas Putnam
Frederick H. Nice
Lee
Hocking Mining Company
Ceed
Frank Dowler
Hockin Mining Company
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Oger J. Jones
Jones, Jones & Erskine
Mrs Wemmer Hostes 74th Birthday Party in Chauncey
Mrs W H Wem mer was surprised by relatives on her 74th birthday in Chauncey. A dinner was served by her daughter Mrs Grover Patton. Gifts were given as relatives from Nelsonville Millfield and nearby joined in the celebration.
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Chauncey
W. H. Wemmer
Wemmer
Grover Patton
Perce Raine
Nelsonville
Maggie Wend
Charles Kennedy
Naomi Long
Mary Josephine Kennedy
Grover C. Patton
Charles Sanders
Millfield
Chauncey Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey notes add relatives from Athens County to Mrs. Mary Wykle funeral list in Jackson. Dayton's John Kranyik called to Chauncey by Nile Dew death. James E. Love and wife visited friends in Chauncey. Floyd Linscott and sons from The Plains visited Hooper Ridge parents Arza and wife.
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Chauncey
Floyd Channell
Phyllis
Canaanville
Athens County
Mary Wykle
Jackson
John Kranyik
Dayton
Inlaw
Nile Dew
James E. Love
Millfield
Floyd Linscott
Revival At Trimble Church Attracts Large Crowds
Large congregations attend the Trimble Church of Christ revival led by evangelist C. L. Johnson of Columbus. Last night’s subject was The Winning Appeal. Tonight’s topic is Lost What Implied. Baptism will be administered at service end. David P. Morris of Glouster Church of Christ assisted as song leader.
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Chauncey
Trimble Church of Christ
C. L. Johnson
Columbus
David P. Morris
Glouster Church of Christ
Auto Death Toll Gains Despite Campaigns
National Safety Council graphs show nineteen states cutting road deaths from 1935 to 1936 despite more cars and miles. Other states saw increases that offset gains, with about 38,500 deaths in 1936, a 4 percent rise from 37,000 in 1935.
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National Safety Council
Hens Wear Eyeglasses to Stop Pecking
Mrs. Blanche Blodgett in East Pittston Massachusetts rigs steel spectacles for hens to stop pecking. The glasses provide a view up or down while pinched through a beak hole with a cotter pin. Separately the pineapple is described as multiple flowers fused into a single fleshy mass.
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East Pittston
U.P
Blanche Blodgett
Chauncey Council Plans Spring Clean-Up Drive
Chauncey Town Council met Wednesday night with all members present. They discussed the annual Spring clean-up campaign and payment of bills and will announce campaign details later.
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Chauncey Council
Chauncey
Chauncey Town
Bashan Brief Social Notes
Community notes record visits among Bashan residents including the Myers, Pomeroy, and Franks families. A birth is announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Hensley of Fairplay. Local residents travel, visit, and work on home projects, with several out of town visits noted and a burial in Sutton M E Cemetery for Pearl Smith.
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George Hensley
Fairplay
Otto Hensley
Edgar Taylor
Clint Slater
Gandee
Oldtown
Luther Deem
Gordon
W. Va
John Taylor
Will
Deem
Pomeroy
Lester Hill
Marion Slater
Simon Powell
Pearl Smith
East Liverpool
Bashan
Sutton M. E
Bess Johnson
Genevieve Pratt
Pearl Ervin
Laura McDole
Mrs
Sherman McDole
Oliver Bailey
Robert Durst
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Elizabeth Robbins
Messenger
Westinghouse
Wringe
Wright
Roberta Summers
Sary
Dino
Enna
Enna Jettick
South Court Street
Trimble
Schine
Athena
Athena Theatre
Sylvia Sidney
Henry Fonda
Hollywood
Red Cross
RED Cross Cobbies
Zenner Store
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